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ehlo
Last monte, in povray.general, I was thinking about image_map and
interpolate methodes. So I write a quick'n'dirty hack to have a
look of the current options.
Next step : look deeper in this field, and look at the povray
source code. Any advice ?
tTH
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If you want the rendered result to look 'sharper' and more like your image_map,
you should not use interpolate at all. But, if you like the blurry look of your
render example, then using interpolate is the proper way to do it.
Do your 3 render examples use 3 *different* methods of interpolation?
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On 12/28/21 6:39 PM, Kenneth wrote:
> If you want the rendered result to look 'sharper' and more like your image_map,
> you should not use interpolate at all. But, if you like the blurry look of your
> render example, then using interpolate is the proper way to do it.
OK, shame on me, I've forget the option "say nothing about
interpolate", and tryed some values for the parameter, and
expected that "interpolate 0" can do the job.
Just an useless and toxic callin convention for me.
> Do your 3 render examples use 3 *different* methods of interpolation?
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Code and pic updated.
Thx for your feedback, tTh
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